Durham Magazine September 2017

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gre at dishes

Daniel Kulenic The Rickhouse

Sopes pastor from La Vaquita, Dijon moules from Vin Rouge, gingersnap [cookies] from Rose’s … all so simple, yet perfect execution.

Phoebe Lawless

Scratch and The Lakewood

For years, my Saturday morning breakfast at the farmers market has been a slice of pepperoni from Pie Pushers. Since they started delivering, we order at least once a week. Pizza is one of my desert island foods, and I think I could live on their pepperoni pizza alone.

Matt Lardie School of Home

PHOTO COURTESY MAD HATTER’S CAFE & BAKESHOP

Fries with Foie Gras/ Cracked Pepper Hollandaise sauce at NanaSteak.

Mad Hatter’s Cafe & Bakeshop is where I go to meet colleagues or friends for chitchat. Many times it’s just coffee and cupcakes, but when it’s meal time, I like the salmon with olive tapenade.

Carolyn Burns Bass HuffPost

Cuban sandwich at Old Havana [Sandwich Shop].

El Vegetariano brunch plate at Old Havana.

Scott Howell

Kelli Cotter Toast and Dashi

Nana’s

Old Havana’s El Caney ... slow-roasted pork, avocado, cheese, a touch of mustard and mojo sauce.

Aaron Mandel Clarion Content

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